Marijuana: Friend or Foe?

[Sydal]

A- = a solid B at UC or UT

lol at butcher with his outa the woodwork critique. I luled

Standard grading scale can include + or -. In this case, 90-94 is an A-...Above 94 is a flat A. A- = 3.7 instead of 4.0.

And to answer the question, I believe 6 of my instructors have had PhD's. Everybody else has Master's Degrees...but all of them are professionals in the subjects they teach.

It's a business school, so they hire people who actually work in the field they teach. For example, my Global Business Strategies teacher is a Sr. Manager who deals with Globalization @ Cisco Systems.

 

[BASEDVATO]

I've taken some classes at Community from people with masters, that shit all over some of my phd prof... im not hating, just curious

 

[Sydal]

I've taken some classes at Community from people with masters, that shit all over some of my phd prof... im not hating, just curious

I feel you. From my experience, the teachers with the PhD's tend to be more arrogant. I had one teacher with a PhD who was just DOPE...but the rest were kinda prick-ish and thought they knew everything.

 

[Mac Jesus]

Whatever, so long as you get your degree, and are able to get a job then that's all that matters right.

All I'll say is, I spend 3 hours in the classroom for each class I take each week (you can add an extra 2 to 3 if it has a lab component), and have 5 classes per semester. Each semester lasts 4 months. So when you say you spend 4 hours a week for each class over a 5 week period (20 hours of instruction time) that does sound a little weak to me.

But as I said, so long as your degree is respected when you are done, and you can find a decent job then it's cool. It doesn't matter what I or anyone else thinks.

 

[jake921660]

20 hours a week for 1 class?

that makes more sense now. i do 4 classes a semester